Inspire me

Young entrants at this year’s Baxters Festival of Running are being offered a huge incentive to go the extra mile in fundraising.

Lorraine McCall hiked, cycled and travelled by boat non-stop to 231 significant peaks in Scotland known as Grahams.

A Scottish airline that uses Inverness Airport as a major hub is exploring the use of hybrid-electric aeroplanes on its routes.

Tom and Luke Stoltman greeted - and joined - by crowd on their Big Dip

John Davidson and his wife Meg took on the 24-hour running challenge for the first time - and came out smiling

Spectacular day at Strathspey village’s 21st carving carnival

Cairngorms chief welcomes major conference to ‘showcase what’s been achieved’

A local charity making a difference in the lives of vulnerable children and families has been chosen as Belladrum’s charity of the year.

Two friends are set to take on a tandem challenge from John O’Groats to Lands End.

A Thurso ultra-runner regained her 24-hour title at Loch Ness at the weekend – after a last-minute decision to enter the race for a third time.

Hundreds of runners donned head-torches as they ran through the night in a 24-hour challenge on the shores of Loch Ness at the weekend.

The Highland Business Women Awards took place on Thursday night at the Drumossie Hotel.

Alzheimer Scotland’s Memory Walk 2024 takes place on Sunday, September 1 and will raise vital funds to support dementia care.

John Davidson heads to the forests of Ross-shire to reacquaint himself with the ups and downs of the Strathpuffer course ahead of the 24-hour event

A group of aspiring young Dornoch cricketers flew the flag for junior cricket in the Highlands earlier this month.

This September, the premier event on the Highland business calendar is making a return, and it’s an opportunity not to be missed.

The winners of the Highland Business Women Awards 2024 have been revealed.

The Red Hot Chilli Pipers and Torrdion are also among those to have been named as part of the 2025 line-up for the festival.

A terrific response to a sheepdog trials event in Lochbroom has raised a remarkable sum for two deserving charities.

A 75-year-old Caithness woman was so fed up with the state of the road outside her house that she decided to fix it herself this week.